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Small Planters

Small planters have 1-2 plants and these plants will be 0.5 – 6 inches tall. Each planter will have a mix of succulent and cactus soil and perlite, and be finished with decorative rocks.

Medium Planters

Medium planters have 1-3 plants and these plants will be 5 – 10 inches tall. Each planter will have a mix of succulent and cactus soil and perlite, and be finished with decorative rocks.

Large Planters

Large planters have 3-5 plants and these plants will be 2 – 10 inches tall. Each planter will have a mix of succulent and cactus soil and perlite, and be finished with decorative rocks.

Custom Planters

If you have a planter that you love, I can make it beautiful. Prices will depend on the size of planter and how many plants you wish. This is offered to clients that live within Oliver, Osoyoos, and Okanagan Falls only. Each planter will have a mix of succulent and cactus soil and perlite, and be finished with decorative rocks.

Succulent Exchange

Do you want to beautify your business/office space but don’t want to deal with it yourself? Let me know how many plants you wish and what size, and I can create a custom quote for you. Once you receive your first round of plants and planters, I’ll visit your business every three months to exchange them and keep them pristine. You will purchase your start up planters at retail and then each quarter be charged an exchange fee; small $8, medium $13, large $17. This is offered to clients that live within Oliver, Osoyoos, and Okanagan Falls only, and the minimum exchange will be three planters. Each planter will have a mix of succulent and cactus soil and perlite, and be finished with decortative rocks.

Décor

I have a great selection of decorations that you can add to your purchases. Is this a gift for a birthday or for Mothers Day? No problem, we have the perfect decorations for you.

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What are Mexican Hat Plants?

This plant has many names: Mexican Hat Plant, Mother of Thousands, Devil’s Backbone or Alligator Plants. Regardless of what you wish to call it, these plants are sub-tropical succulents, native to Madagascar. The leaves will grow small plantlets (see pictures below) on the edges and then these plantlets will sprout roots. When they are ready, the plantlets will drop into the soil and root new plants. Alternatively, you can gently pick off the plantlets and place them in any planter of your choice. This plant is hardy in zones 9, 10, and 11 only. It is not frost tolerant and in Canada they should be a houseplant. These plants can get as tall as 3 1/2 feet and can spread to 24 inches across from leaf tip to leaf tip. They will occasionally flower, but in my 10 years of having these plants, it has only happened to one plant, one time! So don’t hold your breath! They will need to be planted in larger pots as they grow.

Growing conditions are best with morning light and filtered afternoon light. Direct, full-sun afternoons may be too much! As for watering, generally a water every 7-20 days is great. This will depend on the time of the year, size of the planter, and where the plant is located in your house. If the top inch of soil is dry to the touch, give it some water. If it’s a small planter it will dry out much faster than a large planter. If it is located in a sunny window, it will dry out faster. During the winter, you can spread out the watering to closer to the 21 day mark. If you have theses plants in a sunny location they will tend to lean toward the sun, turning them every couple weeks will keep the stems strong.

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